
SERVSWITCH™ MULTI
11.1.6VIDEO CAN BE SEEN BUT IS SUPERIMPOSED ON ANOTHER COMPUTER’S VIDEO
1.Make sure that no two ServSwitch Multis in your system are set to the same address.
2.Make sure that all of the Expansion Cards in the system are plugged in completely and that their connecting screws are tight.
11.1.7VIDEO BLANKS OUT UNEXPECTEDLY
1.Check your administrator timeout (see Section 9.3.2.A) and/or
2.Make sure that neither your monitor, the selected computer, nor any of the ServSwitch Multis in between have lost power.
3.Make sure that the video cabling between the monitor and the selected computer has not come loose or been cut somewhere.
11.1.8THE
1.Make sure that the
2.Try getting the
3.If your monitor is not a multisync type, and if you haven’t already done so, enable the UICD’s non-
11.1.9AN RS/6000 KEYBOARD IS NOT RESPONDING
Some RS/6000 computers have difficulty if they’re connected to their keyboards through a ServSwitch Multi system. Temporarily uninstall the
11.1.10A KEYBOARD DOESN’T WORK
1.Send the
2.Make sure that the keyboard is completely and securely plugged into the User Cable, and that the User Cable is completely and securely plugged into the ServSwitch Multi. (If your User Cable is a PS/2 type, make sure that the keyboard and mouse strands haven’t been connected backwards at either end; the PS/2 mouse strand is marked with a yellow band.)
3.If you have multiple keyboards attached to your local console or your secondary console’s
4.Is Scroll Lock ON or OFF? This will determine which of two characters is sent to the selected computer when certain keys are pressed; see Section 8.4.
5.Make sure the selected computer is plugged in, turned ON, and receiving adequate power.